Académie Julian

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French art academy art school private educational institution

Académie Julian was a renowned private art school in Paris that trained many prominent artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French art academy ⓘ
art school ⓘ
private educational institution ⓘ
country France ⓘ
dissolved mid-20th century ⓘ
fieldOfWork drawing ⓘ
fine arts education ⓘ
painting ⓘ
sculpture ⓘ
follows academic art tradition ⓘ
foundedBy Rodolphe Julian ⓘ
genderAdmission co-educational ⓘ
hasHeritage important role in Parisian art education ⓘ
hasPart multiple studios in Paris ⓘ
hasStudentBody international ⓘ
headquartersLocation Paris ⓘ
inception 1868 ⓘ
influenced modern art movements in Europe and America ⓘ
languageOfInstruction French ⓘ
locatedIn Paris ⓘ
Île-de-France region ⓘ
surface form: Île-de-France
notableFor accepting women students ⓘ
preparation for the École des Beaux-Arts entrance exams ⓘ
training many prominent artists of the early 20th century ⓘ
training many prominent artists of the late 19th century ⓘ
student Albert Gleizes ⓘ
Alexander Archipenko ⓘ
Alphonse Mucha ⓘ
Amedeo Modigliani ⓘ
André Derain ⓘ
André Lhote ⓘ
Anna Ancher ⓘ
Aristide Maillol ⓘ
Arthur Wesley Dow ⓘ
Cecilia Beaux ⓘ
Chaim Soutine ⓘ
Constantin Brâncuși ⓘ
Diego Rivera ⓘ
Edgar Chahine ⓘ
Edgar Maxence ⓘ
Edna Hibel ⓘ
Edvard Munch ⓘ
Edwin Austin Abbey ⓘ
Eileen Gray ⓘ
Elizabeth Nourse ⓘ
Emily Carr ⓘ
Fernand Léger ⓘ
Francis Picabia ⓘ
Frank Brangwyn ⓘ
František Kupka ⓘ
Félix Vallotton ⓘ
Gabriele Münter ⓘ
George Hitchcock ⓘ
George Inness Jr. ⓘ
Georges Braque ⓘ
Georges Rouault ⓘ
Gustave Caillebotte ⓘ
Hans Hofmann ⓘ
Helene Schjerfbeck ⓘ
Henri Biva ⓘ
Henri Evenepoel ⓘ
Henri Gervex ⓘ
Henri Le Sidaner ⓘ
Henri Lebasque ⓘ
Henri Martin ⓘ
Henri Matisse ⓘ
Henri Rousseau ⓘ
Henri Zuber ⓘ
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec ⓘ
Ion Țuculescu ⓘ
Ivan Bilibin ⓘ
Raymond Duchamp-Villon ⓘ
surface form: Jacques Lipchitz

Jan Toorop ⓘ
Jean Béraud ⓘ
Jean Dubuffet ⓘ
Jean Metzinger ⓘ
Jean-Paul Laurens ⓘ
Jens Ferdinand Willumsen ⓘ
Johan Thorn Prikker ⓘ
John Singer Sargent ⓘ
Jules Lefebvre ⓘ
Jules Pascin ⓘ
Józef Mehoffer ⓘ
Kees van Dongen ⓘ
Käthe Kollwitz ⓘ
Lilla Cabot Perry ⓘ
Louise Catherine Breslau ⓘ
Loïs Mailou Jones ⓘ
Lucien Simon ⓘ
Léon Bakst ⓘ
Marcel Duchamp ⓘ
Marie Bashkirtseff ⓘ
Maurice Denis ⓘ
Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis ⓘ
Nadežda Petrović ⓘ
Nicolae Tonitza ⓘ
Norman Rockwell ⓘ
Olga Boznańska ⓘ
Paul Gauguin ⓘ
Paul Sérusier ⓘ
Paula Modersohn-Becker ⓘ
Pierre Bonnard ⓘ
Pierre-Auguste Renoir ⓘ
Raoul Dufy ⓘ
Robert Henri ⓘ
Sergey Konenkov ⓘ
Stanisław Wyspiański ⓘ
Suzanne Valadon ⓘ
Tamara de Lempicka ⓘ
Theodor Pallady ⓘ
Tony Robert-Fleury ⓘ
Tsuguharu Foujita ⓘ
Vilhelm Hammershøi ⓘ
William Henry Margetson ⓘ
Władysław Ślewiński ⓘ
Édouard Vuillard ⓘ

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Akseli Gallen-Kallela → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Alexander Stirling Calder → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Alphonse Mucha → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Charles L’Eplattenier → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Dora Maar → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Henri Matisse → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Henry Moret → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
J. C. Leyendecker → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
John White Alexander → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Ker-Xavier Roussel → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Paul Sérusier → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Pierre Bonnard → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Robert Henri → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Robert Rauschenberg → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Édouard Vuillard → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Émile Bernard → educatedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ
Frank Norris → studiedAt → Académie Julian ⓘ